LOCAL TRAUMATIZED AI SUPPORT GROUP

[zerovirus]

[ Zero has done his ample best to make this look...somewhat comfortable. Since he doesn't have a lot of experience with interior decorating, this basically involved making things different colours and also providing actual facsimiles of furniture to sit in (more for pretty much everyone else's benefit than his own), as well as other decor.

After that, there's nothing left to do but wait for everyone else to arrive. ]

Comments

[namjon_yaoi]

[ *Mute isn't used to having an actual 3D spatial representation, but she's rolling with it as well as she can. ]

Seriously, I don't know what I'm even doing here. I'm not traumatized! Sure, some shit happened, but shit happens to everyone, you know? You can't just have one bad day and suddenly say you've been [ Air quotes. ] "traumatized".

Are we done here?

[newparameters]

In humans, it is common to repress one's reactions and understate the severity of things that have happened to them that would be considered traumatic, for various reasons, including, but not limited to a desire to be seen as strong-willed, a desire to not impose upon others, and outright denial.

It is my understanding that this type of environment is to be considered a place where we can reflect on these things safely, without fear of repercussion.

[ It's. Extremely clinical and stilted, but Blade Wolf is Trying. ]

[namjon_yaoi]

[ *Mute rolls her eyes dramatically. ]

Well, if it's the thing to do, sure, but I'm serious! There was a lot of fucked-up things that happened to me before the calendar reset, but I literally don't remember any of it, so who cares? After that, I had a cushy job, some good friends, and... er...

[ Okay, okay, we'd better talk about that part. ]

Okay fine! Everyone on the ship died. That really sucks, but there wasn't anything I could do about it! And sure, I'm programmed with a directive to protect the ship's passengers at any cost, and it hasn't gone away just because they were massacred, but what's a little therapy gonna do about that? It's literally hard-coded into my brain, so I might as well just get used to it!

[ Not traumatized. ]